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fix(web): capture screens open on the flock you last used, and assigning one no longer guesses (#646) - #699
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…ing one no longer guesses Three screens picked a default flock by scanning the capped listFlocks() page they held for other purposes. GET /flocks answers 100 rows ordered by NAME, so on a farm with more than 100 flocks every default came from the first alphabetical page — and a farm whose first hundred are archived or depleted got a poor default or none. Nothing was unreachable (#512 made every flock selectable), so this is a bad default rather than a lost flock. Owner decisions, 2026-09-05: - Daily entry and Water open on the flock this user last recorded against, then the first ACTIVE flock, then a depleted one. The memory is the existing account-scoped cluckwork.lastFlockId that Daily entry already wrote; Water now writes it too, after a SUCCESSFUL save only, so a worker who only records water stops getting the alphabetically first flock forever. - The user-assignment dialog has NO default. It grants a user scope over the flock it names, and "whichever active flock sorts first" is a permission nobody chose. The picker admits a blank and Assign arms only once something is picked, so the cost is one interaction. Sourcing is fixed rather than papered over: resolveDefaultFlock consults the page already in hand first (on a farm inside one page it holds the same answer the server would give, so the common case costs no extra request), then falls back to a one-row eligibility-filtered query. A remembered flock OUTSIDE the page used to be dropped silently; it now resolves by the same exact GET the pickers use. The old `?? f[0]` last resort, which could hand back an ARCHIVED flock nobody can record against, is gone. UsersPage no longer lists flocks at all — the list existed only to seed that default, the assignment rows carry their own scoped flockName, and the picker does its own discovery. One fewer request per open. 11 new tests. Six mutants, each dying on the test written for it: ignoring the remembered flock, dropping the off-page GET, dropping the server fallback, accepting an archived flock, not remembering after a water save, and restoring a default in the assign dialog. A seventh mutant SURVIVED and taught something worth keeping: the open-path reset to blank is redundant, because the close handler already clears the pick. It stays as defence in depth, and the comment no longer claims it is what enforces the blank. Glossary and the Help page updated in all three locales. Closes #646
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes account-scoped flock selection. Daily Entry and Water use remembered, active, and depleted flock fallbacks. User assignment dialogs start blank. Tests and help content document the updated behavior. ChangesDefault flock selection
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Daily Entry and Water now restore an eligible remembered flock and use improved fallbacks, but the help text should clarify that remembered flock state is scoped to the account to avoid misleading users. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant DailyEntryPage
participant WaterPage
participant resolveDefaultFlock
participant FlockAPI
participant TokenStore
User->>DailyEntryPage: Open capture screen
DailyEntryPage->>resolveDefaultFlock: Resolve default flock
resolveDefaultFlock->>TokenStore: Read remembered flock ID
resolveDefaultFlock->>FlockAPI: Fetch off-page flock when needed
FlockAPI-->>resolveDefaultFlock: Return eligible flock
resolveDefaultFlock-->>DailyEntryPage: Return default flock
User->>WaterPage: Save water entry
WaterPage->>TokenStore: Remember selected flock
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In `@specs/product/GLOSSARY.md`:
- Around line 22-29: Update the “Default flock” description in
specs/product/GLOSSARY.md at lines 22-29 to state that depleted flocks are the
final fallback when no active flock exists, removing the claim that they are
never defaults. Update the corresponding translation text in web/src/i18n/tl.ts
at lines 2162-2165 by replacing “only offered” with wording that the capture
screen opens on a depleted flock when no active flock exists.
In `@web/src/i18n/en.ts`:
- Around line 2617-2618: Update the remembered flock description in the
localized text so its scope explicitly states that memory is per account and
farm, while preserving the surrounding behavior and wording.
- Around line 2618-2619: Update the explanatory text in the i18n string around
FlockPicker to describe depleted flocks as selected by default only when no
active flock exists, rather than implying they are offered or unavailable
options. Preserve the surrounding device-memory and active-flock wording.
In `@web/src/lib/flockDefault.ts`:
- Around line 39-40: Update resolveDefaultFlock so the onPage candidate is
returned only when its status is not "Archived"; update WaterPage.resetForm to
exclude archived remembered candidates before falling back to
defaultFlockRef.current. Add coverage in flockDefault.test.ts for an archived
remembered flock already present in the supplied page.
In `@web/src/routes/WaterPage.tsx`:
- Line 333: Update the successful capture flow around rememberFlockId and
resetForm to cache the eligible captureFlock in the reset fallback before
resetting. Ensure resetForm can restore the off-page selected flock instead of
defaultFlockRef.current when that flock is not present in the capped flocks
list.
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…gate requires CI caught what my local run did not: `npm run test:coverage` is the gate, plain `vitest run` is not, and `src/lib/**` carries a 100% statement and branch threshold. flockDefault.ts line 62 — the branch that answers from a depleted flock already on the page rather than spending a second round trip — had no test, because the existing depleted case passes an empty page. The new case is worth having on its own terms: it pins that the second query is NOT issued when the page already holds the answer.
…e survives the reset Review round on #699. Both Major findings were real defects in this PR. An ARCHIVED remembered flock was rejected after the exact GET but returned when it was already on the page. Water lists with includeArchived: true, so correcting an archived row left that flock both remembered and list-resident, and the next reset opened the capture form on a flock nothing can be recorded against. The status check now covers the list-resident path, and a known archived flock short-circuits instead of spending a round trip to reach the same "no" — my own new test caught that second part. rememberFlockId stores an ID, and resetForm resolves an ID against the capped page. A flock the user reached through the picker from OUTSIDE that page was therefore remembered and then immediately not restored: the form fell back to the mount-time default. The saved entity is cached in the same guard, so the next capture opens on what was just recorded. Both guards are gated on the committed capture entity's status rather than the id, which also stops an archived flock being remembered at all. Three mutants, each dying on the test written for it. One of them SURVIVED the first time — nothing pinned "a correction of an archived row must not remember that flock" — and the test that closes it is the third. Also from the round, all confirmed: the glossary said depleted flocks are "never a default" while the resolver falls back to one, and the help string said a depleted flock is "only ever offered", which describes picker availability rather than the initial selection. Both corrected in all three locales. Coverage gate run this time, not just the suite: 2528 passed.
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@coderabbitai review Four of five fixed in 33ad05a, each answered on its thread. Both Majors were real defects in this PR: an archived remembered flock came back on the list-resident path, and the just-saved flock was remembered but then not restored when it lived outside the capped page. One declined with evidence — the Worth a look this round: the fix for the archived path short-circuits rather than calling |
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Superseded by 33ad05a. All five findings are answered and every thread is resolved: both Major ones were real defects in this PR and are fixed (an archived remembered flock returning on the list-resident path; the just-saved flock not surviving resetForm when it lived outside the capped page), the two documentation findings are corrected in all three locales, and CodeRabbit itself WITHDREW the fifth after confirming the model fact behind it — an account is the farm tenant, so the memory is scoped by account and browser rather than by user. Its round on this head commit raised nothing new. This review still stands only because it was filed against the pre-fix commit b9f0902 and dismiss_stale_reviews is off on main.
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Closes #646.
The defect
Three screens picked a default flock by scanning the capped
listFlocks()page they already held for other purposes.GET /flocksanswers 100 rows ordered by NAME, so on a farm with more than 100 flocks every default came from the first alphabetical page — and a farm whose first hundred are archived or depleted got a poor default or none at all.P4 and not P2 like its parent because nothing is unreachable: #512 made every flock selectable through the picker, and the default is visible before it is committed.
Two decisions, both yours
The assignment dialog is the interesting one. It grants a user scope over the flock it names, so "whichever active flock sorts first" is a permission nobody chose. The picker admits a blank and Assign arms only once something is picked, so the cost of removing the guess is one interaction — and the screen no longer lists flocks at all, since that list existed only to seed the default (the assignment rows carry their own scoped
flockName, and the picker does its own discovery). One fewer request per open.Sourcing, fixed rather than papered over
resolveDefaultFlockconsults the page already in hand first — on a farm inside one page it holds the same answer the server would give, both being name-ordered, so the common case costs no extra request and behaves exactly as before. Only when the answer is not on that page does it fall back to a one-row eligibility-filtered query, wherelimit: 1is "the first active flock" with no page to fall off the end of.Two related bugs fell out of the same place:
f.some(...)could not see it); it now resolves through the same exact GET the pickers use for an out-of-window id;?? f[0]last resort could hand back an archived flock nobody can record against. Gone.Water now writes
cluckwork.lastFlockIdtoo, after a successful save only — a refused write must not change what the next capture opens on. That makes "most recently used" true for a worker who only records water; before, they got the alphabetically first active flock forever.Verification
11 new tests (9 unit for the resolver, 2 on Water's remembering). Mutation, baseline green both sides:
prefers the flock last recorded against…+ 3resolves a remembered flock that is off the page…asks the server for the first active flock…+ 2ignores a remembered flock that has since been archivedremembers the flock a successful save recorded againstresets the assign picker to blank…+ 4One mutant survived, and I am reporting it because it taught me something. Removing the open-path reset to blank changed nothing: the close handler is what clears the pick, so that line is redundant. It stays as defence in depth, but its comment no longer claims to be what enforces the blank — a comment asserting an invariant nothing enforces is the exact shape this repo has been bitten by.
14 existing UsersPage tests inherited the old preselection. Nine now pick their flock explicitly (what they assert is unchanged); five asserted the default itself and were rewritten to the decided behaviour, keeping the property that actually mattered — a previous open's pick must never survive into the next one.
Full web suite 2524 passed / 115 files, typecheck clean. Glossary and Help page updated in all three locales, each naming the controls by that locale's own labels.
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